Reykjavik airports
2 airports · city code REK
Distances between Reykjavik's airports
Kilometres, straight line.
Busiest routes from Reykjavik
| Route | Distance | Passengers / year |
|---|---|---|
| CPH – KEF | 2,151 km | 556,908 |
| AMS – KEF | 2,043 km | 370,666 |
| BOS – KEF | 3,883 km | 354,144 |
| CDG – KEF | 2,247 km | 353,520 |
| KEF – LHR | 1,900 km | 349,515 |
| KEF – OSL | 1,788 km | 286,925 |
| JFK – KEF | 4,172 km | 274,336 |
| FRA – KEF | 2,408 km | 247,091 |
| KEF – MAN | 1,658 km | 213,870 |
| IAD – KEF | 4,504 km | 211,779 |
| KEF – SEA | 5,830 km | 207,421 |
| HEL – KEF | 2,453 km | 196,514 |
| DUB – KEF | 1,501 km | 195,010 |
| BWI – KEF | 4,445 km | 188,210 |
| KEF – ORD | 4,737 km | 183,282 |
| AEY – RKV | 250 km | 166,294 |
| EGS – RKV | 382 km | 91,372 |
| IFJ – RKV | 222 km | 28,462 |
Questions
Reykjavik has 2 airports with scheduled flights: KEF (Keflavik International Airport), RKV (Reykjavík Domestic Airport).
REK. On tickets and in flight searches, REK stands for all Reykjavik airports at once (KEF, RKV), while each airport keeps its own code.
Keflavik International Airport (KEF), with 8,129,930 passengers a year in open data.